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RED BULL event i did at sydney uni .. Gopro and Black magic

Lens used canon 10-22 (please ad this to the update)

2 of my first short films on BMCC:

Short Film: I broke your iPhone (Time Freeze):
The Last Halloween (short funny horror movie):

Just learned of this thread. Here is something I shot with my pocket cam a few days after I got it. And just learning Resolve. Shot with a Lumix 14-42 lens I bought with the camera.

vimeo.com/78105040

On a side note, I have recently use the Zeiss cp.2 lens on the pocket cam for a doc I'm working on and I have to day looks really good! I can't post images from that until the doc is complete. Hopefully sometime in my lifetime!!!

Cheers
Mark

Probably my last attempt at raw for a while!!

Doritos Commercial http://bit.ly/Ih3qJC

A collection of clips from an exciting doco I am filming. Mix of BMPCC, Canon XF100 and GoPro. ABout 40% is BMPCC.

Hi,

I was location scouting for my upcoming short film at north sea.. It was quite stormy that day..
Just three shots of a cabin by the sea.

Would like to hear some opinions.
You can watch at Youtube with full 2,5k resolution.


I want to produce a solitary mood for this film.

Nosh wrote:A collection of clips from an exciting doco I am filming. Mix of BMPCC, Canon XF100 and GoPro. ABout 40% is BMPCC.

Cool shots man. Really set the mood and tone. Would love to have seen more shots of that.

Absolutely gorgeous man. I really appreciate you uploading this...helps me pitch to my bosses my need for a BMCC or 4k. Helps that youtube let it upload at 2.5k too!

AndiDieMaus wrote:Hi,

I was location scouting for my upcoming short film at north sea.. It was quite stormy that day..
Just three shots of a cabin by the sea.

Would like to hear some opinions.
You can watch at Youtube with full 2,5k resolution.

I want to produce a solitary mood for this film.

Thanks for the kind words! Appreciate it!

that north sea shot looks awesome, great work. How did you grade it? What lens did you use?

Hello everybody

Here is a short shot in club on the BMCC

Thanks for feedback.

hey michaeldias - how is your 2013 mbpro handling the raw workflow? got enough power?

dharmaone wrote:hey michaeldias - how is your 2013 mbpro handling the raw workflow? got enough power?

Works Perfect.
First i was sceptical but then after purchase i worked on Adobe CC and Dvinci but it worked Great.

Got a 2GB Grafik Cuda From nvidia on this MB Pro Retina. and 2.6 i7 and 16gb Ram 1600mhz so normaly its ok hehe

Hello. I took my BMPC through it's paces on a shoot in NYC last week. Lumix lenses and Tiffen Variable ND. Graded in Resolve. I hope you find this useful.

A tasty lowlight test/cinnamon tutorial,

Not very proud of these 2 but it at least proves that BMCC is a wonderful fast worflow camera when needed
Making of photo shooting:
-3 hours of shooting
-BMCC mft with metabones nikon speedbooster + Nikkor 24-70 . manfrotto 501 ; DNXHD filmmod
-no light
-Edit on Avid and color correction in apple color on an old(2005) macbook pro / no calibrated monitor ; all in one day.


Music video Franz is dead / so long my lady:
-get the call thursday , have to shoot saturday so basically no preparation.
-1 day of shooting
-BMCC mft with metabones nikon speedbooster + Nikkor ais 28 - 50 - 85 . manfrotto 501 ; DNXHD filmmod
-no light
-Edit on Avid and color correction in apple color on the same old macbook pro / still no monitor ; all in 2 days.

Since the new youtube is killing my channel "Lobbamobba" I decided to start a brand new one in my own name "Mattias Burling".
I plan to transfer the videos gradually to try and save some of my +1500 subscribers but I have put up one video just to get started.

Its a BMCC vs t2i in ISO 800, not so fare but life isnt fair


I have also uploaded my Tutorial on how to get started with color correction of the bmpcc and bmcc without resolve,


and my somewhat hated on "Exposing To The Right Demo"

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I made a wacky little entry for Doritos 'Crash the Super Bowl' comp. Shot primarily on the BMCC EF 2.4k with one shot on the Pocket (RAW) - 30fps RAW for all. The crew was just me and my girlfriend who's also in it and was the 'puppeteer' moving the bags around for me.

Would appreciate a rating/comment if so inclined (i probably tried to cram in too much story for 30 seconds but oh well) - ideally watch in 1080p but even then it's youtube so... :

https://www.youtube.com/doritos?x=us-en_submissionsphase_10484_

Used an Arri M18 outside the window with 1/4 straw, and two redheads inside to lift ambient and add warmth. The 'sunset' shot was all just available light. Graded in Resolve using a new LUT i'm working on, and i did all the Roto/VFX in Nuke (which i'm starting to LOVE as i learn it). Edited with Premiere.

A couple of frames:









Some BTS pics taken on my phone:

Todd Davies wrote:Hi all,

Just some stills shot this on the weekend with the BMCC with a 16-35mm f2.8l in ProRes. All shot in 25fps and graded only from the film original in FCPX.

BMCC 6.jpg

BMCC 5.jpg

BMCC 4.jpg

Been looking for what footage looks like with this lens.

Had some fun this weekend with the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera. Inspired by Pharell's happy video. Shot with a 28mm 1.8 canon lens with aperture controlled EF to MFT mount

CaptainHook wrote:I made a wacky little entry for Doritos 'Crash the Super Bowl' comp. Shot primarily on the BMCC EF 2.4k with one shot on the Pocket (RAW) - 30fps RAW for all. The crew was just me and my girlfriend who's also in it and was the 'puppeteer' moving the bags around for me.

Would appreciate a rating/comment if so inclined (i probably tried to cram in too much story for 30 seconds but oh well) - ideally watch in 1080p but even then it's youtube so... :

https://www.youtube.com/doritos?x=us-en_submissionsphase_10484_

Used an Arri M18 outside the window with 1/4 straw, and two redheads inside to lift ambient and add warmth. The 'sunset' shot was all just available light. Graded in Resolve using a new LUT i'm working on, and i did all the Roto/VFX in Nuke (which i'm starting to LOVE as i learn it). Edited with Premiere.

A couple of frames:



Some BTS pics taken on my phone:

Not too crazy about the concept but it looked great! What monitor is that btw?

SmallHD DP7.

CaptainHook wrote:SmallHD DP7.

nice... but pricey that things is. Thanks for sharing.

Shopping in Edinburgh

Here's an extended version of the "Cabin by the Sea" i posted before.

Watch in 2,5K

So dreamy, love it!

hey guys shot some BMPCC.. tried to push some shadow latitude with the raw.

Nothing overly artistic here, just my first short using my new Pocket Cinema camera.. and learning how to make it work...

Colors of fall in my hometown, Bellingham WA, USA.

AndiDieMaus wrote:Here's an extended version of the "Cabin by the Sea" i posted before.

Watch in 2,5K

Great! Where I can download it that to see on plasma panel?

Best regards, Pavel

Our Doritos entry:
The Incredible Hunger

Didn't manage to get the VFX shots done in time, so we had to submit it as is... Shot with the pocket, with a few shots from the BMCC.

Here is some destination stuff I did in Malta on the BMCC

Here's a time-lapse painting video I shot this weekend on the pocket camera. This is of me painting my hand holding a phone with a painting by Frans Hals on the screen. So it's a combo self-portrait/still life/portrait...



My previous video of me painting an old light meter video is here:



Hope you enjoy!

Damn you guys! Every time I say to myself, "Self, BM isn't going to support their cameras and put in useful options or let their firmware go open source so we can fix it ourselves or tell us when they are going to fix problem A or B or give us an accurate date on a product release- so I'm not buying a BM camera.", you people post some new awesome footage on this thread! How am I supposed to walk away from BM if you people keep posting awesomeness!!

For the money, just incredible. For three times the money, incredible. Incredible. You guys are awesome, and so is the camera...

Daniel Nyul wrote:Here is some destination stuff I did in Malta on the BMCC

Absolutely stunning. Took my breath away. You sir are a true artist (and the camera is the ultimate brush).

BTW, my father collects XKEs. He's got 4, including the one he bought new in 1964.

Hi Fellow Magicians,

Here is my second shoot with my BMPCC. Cheers

EK

Hairdresser promo shot on BMCC MFT with Speedbooster and Sigma 18-35 (Nikon mount).

Love this footage. It's textural, you really feel the place. Nice sense of time. What filtering did you use, or was it in post? Great start, keep us posted as the work develops.

AndiDieMaus wrote:Hi,

I was location scouting for my upcoming short film at north sea.. It was quite stormy that day..
Just three shots of a cabin by the sea.

Would like to hear some opinions.
You can watch at Youtube with full 2,5k resolution.

I want to produce a solitary mood for this film.

What a blast! Great job on everything. Years ago a friend wrote a series of scripts about paintings that came alive. Pretty interesting stories. Thanks for the great work.

scrollpane wrote:Here's a time-lapse painting video I shot this weekend on the pocket camera. This is of me painting my hand holding a phone with a painting by Frans Hals on the screen. So it's a combo self-portrait/still life/portrait...



My previous video of me painting an old light meter video is here:



Hope you enjoy!

Thanks Marshall! Appreciate it! I used and Heliopan Variable ND and an Heliopan Digital IR/UV Filter infront of it.

Marshall Harrington wrote:Love this footage. It's textural, you really feel the place. Nice sense of time. What filtering did you use, or was it in post? Great start, keep us posted as the work develops.

AndiDieMaus wrote:Hi,

I was location scouting for my upcoming short film at north sea.. It was quite stormy that day..
Just three shots of a cabin by the sea.

Would like to hear some opinions.
You can watch at Youtube with full 2,5k resolution.

I want to produce a solitary mood for this film.

Thanks for watching, Marshal. I'm glad you enjoyed it. More painting videos to come.

Here is an extended piece I shot for the United Way of Indiana a couple months ago.

First time using my precious Kern Switar 10mm 1.6 RX on the BMPCC. While it certainly suffers from vignetting adding a postbox framing on FCP X does wonders. Setting it at infinity and f4 or higher ideal run and gun lens it seems.

Here is a few shots of the moon with a Soligor 450mm f8 lens on the BMPCC. Cue dark side of the moon.

Another BMCC test (sorry for that!), but you have to see the beautiful town I live in



These are my first shots with my brand new BMCC, so I didn't care too much about framing. Plus, for some shots I would need an external monitor with me, which I didn't have (that's why some shots are a bit tilted! - since it's just a quick first test, I didn't fix the tilting in post).

Enjoy

Silly Star Wars parody short.

Tim Callaghan wrote:Silly Star Wars parody short.

URL snipped

Absolute riot!

HPG wrote:Absolute riot!

Cheers bud. Totally silly, but glad it's thrown a few smiles out there